Litube works pretty well for me. It’s a webview app with adblock, sponsorblock and other QoL stuff.

Fossify Launcher works well, that’s what I switched to.

Just don’t end up like the mocap guy who kicked himself in the balls with the robot he controlled.

If only they had a solid state technology that expanded system memory… Shutting down optane comes to bite them, again.

I thought the added garlic was its whole shtick.

Like instinctual stuff you haven’t experienced yet, I guess.

Providing a treatment and not a cure… Typical big pharma!

It is our mind that’s weird. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion

They say these sounds range from 500-4500 Hz, but that seems strangely low. The ones I hear sometimes in a silent room seem much higher pitched, at the limit of what I can hear. If I had to guess, at least 15kHz.

Holy tits pressure! Look at that trajectory!

Self fulfilling prophecy?

RAM is the last component you should OC, it is arkane wizardry compared to CPU and GPU overclocking. Even a seemingly stable memory OC can crash at different workloads and when it does it gives seemingly unrelated errors that sends you down in endless rabbit holes.

I was about to comment “one of those isn’t”, then realized I was think of cinnamon for some reason.

Isn’t this the case for decades now? Complex instructions are broken down into micro ops.

“If it weren’t for the shootings, I wouldn’t know they had schools.” - YT comment I read today

It’s the morning light from the side, letting you see each speck of dust.

I put a rubber cap thingy on mine. This should be the least invasive fix.

A drunk text or a butt dial!

Stochastic parrots always bullshit. It can’t lie as it has no concept or care for truth and falsity, but spitting back noise that’s statistically shaped like a signal.

In practice, I noticed the answer is more likely wrong the more specific the question. General questions that have the answer widely available in the training data will more often be there correctly in the LLMs result.

I wonder what CPU performance you would need so that it is compiling all the time given: average package release rate and average compile time of the most commonly installed ones.